thanks!

Thx 😂

lol

He actually replied did you hit something with your kamazeki yet the crosshair gives it away

@@Pixels09 No casualties yet, and not planning on any either. Strictly hobby 😂

@@AlexGFPV ok lol hope for the best and u earned a sub

Thanks!

The setting is called “artificial horizon” in beta flight osd. It should come on with a check mark

Thank you!

ah land now^^

I have voltage on for all of my drones, but yes the warning would work to tell you when to land

I use the DJI goggles v2 with an adapter and eachine pro58 module. I think I show them in the my video about what size drone to start with

Thank you. Enjoy!

Thanks 😂

Enjoy!

If you are referring to air mode, I have it on a switch between air and acro. Air mode flies exactly like acro for the most part. The differences are in stability at low throttle and bumping the ground or objects.

The 2.5 inch is a quadmula Djinn f25 frame that I built with primarily tmotor parts

@@AlexGFPV What about the rest of the drone? (Motors, flight controller, etc.)

@@Witchcat-th2yb thats what i meant by the tmotor parts. 1404 2900kv motors, tmotor f45a esc f7 fc. I have the full build list in an older video but i think that covers everything. I wish I went with an AIO tbh just to save space/weight

@@AlexGFPV Ok, thank you.

You know I’m not really sure haha. It seems like most people refer to 2 inch drones and above based on the propeller size, whereas whoops are often measured in millimeters diagonally from motor post to motor post. Couldn’t tell you why off the top of my head - maybe someone else could tap in…

Wait. You're right about the diagonal measure. I didn't realize until now. Now I have more questions. Anyway. I love my 2" and 65mm whoops

I Definitely want a tiny whoop to fly in small spaces so this meteor 65 looks perfect to be able to do trips/flips

Awesome! Thank you. Yes, for small spaces it’s great. Just modified mine to make it a little lighter

@@AlexGFPV Perfect!! About to watch the modified video I didn’t even see that

Just answered all my question I had no idea how to bind/find the right goggle/rates. HUGE!

I think I may have to get the v2 DJI goggles with the analog attachment so I can record and if I want to use a DJI o3 air unit

Great! Love to hear it. Do you think the whoop step was worth it or do you wish you went right to 3 inch? Curious if it saved headache or felt like an unnecessary step

@AlexGFPV the whoop was definitely worth it for me, and I'm glad I did it the way I did. First, I got a sim, then the whoop kit, and then I bought everything else separately once I knew I was into the hobby. I even learned how to solder due because of this hobby, so once I felt more comfortable learning everything I did on cheap equipment, and now im more confident flying more expensive gear with the knowledge I've learned along the way knowing when something breaks I should be able to fix it and trouble shoot things.

@@orlinn3 sounds good. Thats the way to do it! I think I will be making a video about the most efficient way to get into fpv in the future. (tx, sim, drone, video system, etc.)

Thank you! Murders got me into it as well lol, something about that review was just 👌. Quadmula should send him an extra massive care package

Ive been thinking about it but all of mine do that as well... Once ive done the 3 plug thing they all bind right away when plugged in (faster than the goggles at least haha). What situation would the binding phrase be different? Switching between TXs maybe?

@@AlexGFPV yea but you just set the binding phrase on all your radios that use Elrs then set it on any drone and it will still go onto any of your radios! Not just one, in my opinion its super easy

@@AlexGFPV also im thinking of switching to hdzero, apparently it takes like a minute to connect to the drone is that true?

Will definitely be doing this if I get another radio 👍

meteor 65 is on the factory tune for now, djin I did my own then tried a preset for 2.5 inch, beaver flies super well on stock pids so i left it for now

@@AlexGFPV thanks bro.. thanks for the amazing sharing!

@@herotrojan1645 of course 👍

yep, thats pretty much what i concluded after this. You get performance and durability. Unless sub250 or indoor is super important 3.5 is the way to start!

Can you get DJI O3 there?

@@nucik dji O3 is perfect for 3.5" quads that are too small to comfortsbly carry full-sized gopros, but can easily carry O3's to capture great footage

i think 2inch is better tbh. a 3 inch can still have a lot of power and depending on the location can still be a bit sketchy to fly in small areas or around people.

agreed that 3.5 is a bit too big around people (especially for beginner). That being said 2 inch will be underwhelming in open spaces so depends on location for sure.

you cant

you can only use analog with the v2 goggles. I used the goggles 2 here for dji and the goggles v2 for analog in this video.

On the transmitter? Its the internal ELRS module

OHH just realized you meant the analog one. Its the eachine pro 58 module from aliexpress

I'd love to! Maybe as a replacement for my meteor65 when it goes out...

Nice video

Nice!

I play both of the liftoff ones because they run well on mac for me - I dont think i have uncrashed unless i downloaded it and forgot 😅 . Might have to try it though!

@@AlexGFPV ahhh okay that’s where I’ve seen you. I play most of the sims. Love the videos man keep it up!

@@0hhDeee Could be - its been awhile but i've done multiplayer occasionally. Your name does sound familiar too assuming its similar to the one you have on the sim. Thank you very much!

Nice! How is the baby nano 20? I will likely have a review of a 2 inch coming up soon. I almost bought the nano as my first quad. Have you used the warrantee at all on the beaver?

@@AlexGFPV I love flying the nano but if you crash it's really hard to find in tall grass. The warranty on the beaver doesn't replace the arms and other parts for free IDK what the warranty covers. I had to order another arm and top plate from a battery exploding after take off. But everything else was just fine. I just reprinted some parts for the drone and now I'm still rebuilding it and getting it back in the air again.

hey man thats very nice I'm thinking about running quicksilver on my 2,5 quad aswell! do you have any tune you would reccomend me?

Thanks! Its a quadmula Djinn f25 using a tmotor fc and esc, and tmotor 1404 2900kv motors. (VTX is DJI O3)

@@AlexGFPV thanks man!

Radiomaster Zorro probably ELRS

I started out on the included Emax remote w/ a Tinyhawk freestyle kit. I switched to a Radiomaster Pocket. It costs $20 more and it's like a 300% better radio. Check if it comes with the 18650 batteries. Some do and are priced accordingly, but mine didn't. The top USBC port is used for sims, the bottom can charge the batteries. No external charging required.

I had the pocket to start! It is a great controller if you dont want to worry about throwing it in a backpack. The throws are pretty short (the sticks dont move very far), which is fun for freestyle but makes it a little trickier to fly very smooth if you have fast rates. Both controllers work excellent with the simulator - its really a size difference and battery life difference. The pocket gets good battery life, zorro bad. The zorro has longer throws, pocket has short throws. The pocket is small, zorro is a little big with that screen sticking up.

@@AlexGFPV Thanks for the tips!

Box googles or anolog googles

@@monirakhondoker8945 I have the betafpv anolog ones. I was asking for upgrading to digital as a next step

​@@PaladinSalt depends what you want to do. I fly primarily analog or HDzero for freestyle and racing but 03 air units for cinematic flying. The latency on digital systems make it tough for on the fly (no pun intended) manuvers

Hello. I suppose it depends what your goals are. If you would like to have one pair of goggles for everything you could do the V2 goggles with an analog module. However, those will probably not work with O4 and would limit you to O3. If you are set on getting O4 i would say your best bet is probably the goggles 3 as many are unsure about the compatibility between o4 and the older goggles.

@@AlexGFPV '03. Air unit works with the V3 goggles now.

Thanks brother 🙏

Thanks! Actual rates with 900 pitch and roll, 880 yaw, .23 expo on those. Also .18 throttle expo.

You wear goggles to see the live feed when flying. An fpv setup can be pretty affordable (around 150) to very expensive (1000+). This drone costs around 100, and can be paired with any ELRS controller and analog goggle.

@@AlexGFPV would u recommend this over a more advanced drone such as the mini 2 se

@@AlexGFPVthe flight time, camera quality, and range seem underwhelming

@@blueflame2532 two very different use cases. This is a small fpv drone with low latency meant for racing, freestyle, fast flight, durability. The dji mini is meant for taking stable photos sitting in the air. If you are looking for video quality, DJI makes FPV gear as well. The DJI photo drones like the mini are very easy to operate. FPV drones require more time to learn.

@@blueflame2532 many of my other videos contain fpv drones using the DJI o3 system which has range and penetration closer to that of a DJI camera drone

Also before I forget - use some 20awg wire next batter lead replacement. Game changer as betafpv uses 22awg

No issues with prop strikes for me, but both the wire right after the solder joint and right where the new connector has an elbow was damaged. (the part that hits the ground during a matty flip if you crash haha)

Good tip on the 20awg - ill have to try that next time!

Solid. I wasnt sure if the plugs made a difference or not besides weight but sounds like its worth a try!

I use the factory PID for this one

Correct. It came from factory with bt2.0. The elbow was to avoid damaging by bending the wires and in crashes. The improvement was from the better joints and wire, not the elbow.

Thank you! Sounds like a good plan 👍. I'll have a video next week about what size drone would be good to start on for freestyle!

Oh word! I did notice better flight time and was pleasantly surprised. I remember getting a new pack of batteries and being disappointed that my fight time was still low. The fresh cable seems to have helped a little for sure

I was just thinking of doing this haha. I have a little carbon frame that might work with some mods. I gotta say I like the ducts for bashing around though...